Regarding the rating,
I just saw a loophole in the comments.
It is said that the protagonist of the second copy is S+. But it kept saying it was rated S, so I went back and took a look! Sure enough, what I wrote before was S+.
What the hell! This may be an extra + added at that time. So it was always said that the protagonist is S.
Also, I found that S+ was mentioned in the barrage yesterday.
Let me talk about it together here.
Originally, the upper limit of the rating for thriller games was 90% or even 95% S completion.
Therefore, when the protagonist breaks through the new score, an extra S will appear directly, and everyone will have this performance.
Maybe it's because I was confused by Riwaner during this period.
My routine lately has been.
From afternoon to evening, sunrise is twelve thousand.
Then I will correct the typos and sentences to make them smooth the next morning (it will probably be sent out around noon),
and then I will think about the next details, and then continue the day-to-day cycle at night, in an infinite loop.
Sometimes the plot gets stuck. Just like today, I finished writing at six o'clock. I just set an alarm at ten o'clock and got up to revise the article. Now it's almost two o'clock before I finish the revision.
Because of my slow hand speed, I can write more than a thousand words in one hour, which is not an exaggeration. There is no time to visit suburban counties these days.
I hope readers will forgive this loophole.
(End of chapter)